She should have finished her studies and got a decent job if she wanted to have a good life. Loving parents are more precious than any gem on this Earth, and never to be taken for granted.
Lon Hixson Sometimes I feel it’s a possibility. He will either commit suicide, which will literally kill me, or he will kill me. I guess I just thought I’d write it down somewhere, and some day an investigator will say “She knew!”
@@janicesmith5974 You can distance yourself from him. My daughter is evil, and I told her she had to leave home when she was 22. Do what you have to do for your safety and sanity.
@@janicesmith5974 Do you have any documented cases of abuse? Are there any other children? Partner? How old is your son? Is their anyone who can take him in, someone that you're comfortable letting him be with and possibly doesn't want to hurt or kill them? Are you or he seeking help, psychiatric help for him or you, it would documented that was too. I'm sorry I'm not trying to upset you or be nosey, it's just that I went through a similar situation, only mine was my brothers.
She murdered her dad and tried to murder her mum and yet her mother stood with her right till the end. Now there's a woman who truly deserved the mother of the Year award
Bert Sedgwick unconditional love can be incredibly powerful and after losing her husband I’m glad she didn’t lose all her family and went onto to have grandkids. Not sure her daughter deserved a mother like that but what an amazing woman.
Its already snowing in pittsburgh. It was 14 last night but felt like 7 with the windchill. Only in the low 30s during the day. I was in colorado at the beginning of september for the first time ever. Looking forward to going back, very beautiful state!
I'm in FL. We rarely get relief from the heat, so I'm enjoying this "chill" today. The high was 71 and it's 60 right now at 9:40 pm. Everyone else around here is bundled up in coats, but I'm an Ohio girl originally so I'm sitting on my front porch with capris & a t-shirt on. This weather won't last for very long so I'm going to treasure it.
@@UltimateCakeLady You are brave! I'm in nyc where everyone bundles up in parkas, gloves and scarves if it gets below 64°. I get overheated walking but feel super weird being the only one without a coat...
Was up and waiting for Brief Case! And as always, you never disappoint! Sad that Violette Noziere got caught up in a overwhelming lifestyle and nearly destroyed herself along with her family. I'm glad she was genuinely rehabilitated, but wasted a lot of years. In the end, she and her mother found peace and love with each other! Great Job, Brief Case!
Her mother clearly, truly fit the definition of just that - someone who, no matter how horrid your crimes and no matter even if you threaten their life, will still love you. Violette was truly lucky to have such a forgiving woman who wanted her to be rehabilitated so badly.
Her mother was an admirable person. Heartbroken as she must have been, she still found it in her to forgive her child and stand by her. Not sure I fully believe Violette's rehabilitation, but her mother definitely deserved her grandchildren. I hope they turned out fine people who only brought her joy.
@@bushraabdulle936 I doubt very much that the grandparents had a history of murdering their own parents, either. Not everything is hereditary, nurture is sometimes the greatest factor.
J C owdo love,Yorkshire lass here. I totally agree us British birds are for the most part absolutely lovely ;). Most woman who have issues have had their heart broken by a walking penis,jfi to the fella’s giving it large about bi women Sorry lads but it’s up to you to figure out if that is sexual or polar GOOD LUCK we need as much as you.
J C ... Guys Run!! I’m an old evil witch! Any female that claims to be sweet.. RUN IN THE OPPOSITE DIRECTION! Block her number , etc!! As soon as you hear I am stable/ nice / or have no baggage this is the biggest red flag!.. You’re Welcome
Yes, I agree. It is incredible how anyone can kill their parents. Especially when one's parents are caring and good, as Violette Noziere's parents were. A good family is worth far more than money. I'm glad to read that your Dad came home from the hospital. I hope he has recovered. Best wishes, J.
A selfish heartless one at that! It triggered me a few times....ok, the whole video triggered/pissed me off! I never had loving and caring parents like her(so many ppl didn't or don't)and for her to lie about them while they was alive, steal, murder her devoted father and almost killed her devoted mother, and still lie on them after one's deceased and one just barely pulled thru is so horribly disgusting!!! Karma came for her and not only took away the man she loved(and her children's father)just like she did to her mother. I will never say that cancer is punishment for doing bad towards others, because sadly the most sweetest and awesome ppl fall victim to it and experiencing it up close and personal, I wouldn't wish that horror on my worst enemy.
Actually she was no psychopath, just a spoiled entitled brat who found reasoning and was later remorseful, she remained a decent being after the murder. She deserves forgiveness.
Recent historical and criminal studies in France lean towards the idea she really was a victim of incest but it was taboo, especially in the middle and upper classes, to mention this as a possibility. Not too sure she was blessed. This might also account why she had to lie and resort to prostitution to escape her background. You might not want to describe her family as caring and loving in that much of a hurry. If you speak French, listen to L’Heure du Crime on RTL on the subject where the historian on the show seemed to think it very likely that her father had abused her...
@@DelphineCingal hello and greetings. Well given the evidence supplied HERE one could hardly describe her mother as NOT caring, she forgave Violette and stuck with her own flesh and blood throughout it all - what a woman. Violette did apparently claim mental and physical abuse when in court, but that's what she would do isn't it? One could and should point out there are "two" Violette's here, one prior to being religious and one post being religious, the one prior was a cold, conniving, calculating bitch, the other a reformed soul which is what true religion is supposed to achieve. After she reconverted to her Catholic faith becoming a model prisoner in the process, she retracted those claims of abuse against her father, IF they were true why would she do that??? People can and will speculate all they want but PROOF is what is required. Does L’Heure du Crime on RTL provide HARD PROOF? Given the language you use such as "lean towards the idea", "possibility", "not too sure she was blessed", "this might" and so on and so on, it seems obvious they don't provide such PROOF.
🍂🍁I really loved this story🧡 I'm glad she turned her life around. This video went perfect with my 1st coffee of the day, too bad I didn't have a croissant as well. Once again, wonderful job sir🧡🍁🍂
Love the autumn leaves and even the matching heart. Only a woman would do something so .. cute? Lol but yes to the croissant but pass on the coffee.. maybe I need to branch out and try coffee some more because warm tea is getting boring
There's a discrepancy in the story. She was a perfect daughter innher parents eyes asssuming they knew nothing of her other life and yet the neighbours reported that the parent's only trouble in life was their daughter.
People talk. I suspect that her parents knew she went out a lot, and didn't keep the proper hours, but they didn't know about the ongoing theft and the prostitution. They may have noticed a few missing dollars at the beginning, but I'm not sure whether they suspected that she had dropped out as they are said to not know here. I'd like to find the information to know for sure, but we'll see if such papers exist.
It's amazing how a mother can forgive. I would imagine her daughter spent the rest of her life with much guilt for taking her fathers life. She should have shown her father the mercy she was shown so many times.
This made me laugh...@Jenny wasn't saying she had a briefcase with her, that's the name of the channel "Brief Case"...but for the record I don't have a briefcase either, I'm on my mother's tablet. LOL!
I hate to be nitpicky but it's driving me insane that you added the word "is" before c'est. .... the way you wrote it (in a straight translation) says: "Your French pronunciation is it's magnificent"... should have been "your French pronunciation est magnifique!" Ok I'll shut up now.... ... fully agree with the sentiment though, a ridiculous amount of content creators and narrators don't seem to pay any mind whatsoever to any foreign word pronunciation (at times even their English vocabulary and pronunciation are enough to make me shudder ) so it's absolutely refreshing to hear this channel's clearly demonstrated greater effort!
I keep returning to your channel and always find something interesting. I like the way you read it now, with more feelings. Not so monotone. It makes it easier for me to understand. Thank you.
Never lie or be ashamed about your family and/or your past! Like my Health teacher in high school once told our class--if your friends cannot accept you for who you are, they are not worth your time or heartache--THEY ARE NOT TRUE FRIENDS. I am an only child as Violette was, and am very blessed to have smart and successful parents (My mother is a Registered Nurse; My father is a Family Physician). My grandmother used to tell me on many occasions to always be grateful for my parents. This was such a shame--Violette was obviously very smart academically, and her parents supported her throughout her education; Her mother was practically a saint to forgive her for what she did.
@@Flamsterette - Hanging in there... You know... Hills and valleys, peaks and troughs, slings and arrows. As long as I can stay on my feet, I try to keep moving forward! ;) I KNOW you're doing well cause you've always got a full belly.
Thank you for another wonderful video! I recently subscribed to your channel, and I have been looking at all your hard work. I very much appreciate what you do!!
Huh. Wasn't expecting the surprisingly happy ending. It isn't often we hear about a person on crime documentaries who did something terrible as a young person, gets caught, feels remorse, and then turns their life around. No excuses (at least, not after the conviction), takes their punishment, and tries to better themselves.
Angel B I am not against the death penalty but this is one good example that the death penalty is not always the best answer or necessary. She fortunately escaped it and went on to lead an honest life and was loved by many
Thanks for always delivering chilling and informative stories. It's snowing and just got dark 🌨️🌙 perfect time to watch a new episode. Keep on keeping on ✌️
This sounds like Casey Anthony’s parents. Always ready to excuse and forgive their horrible daughter. I can’t believe her mother was able to live with her.
Even the darkest of souls can secure Salvation as long as they repent. God knows our true intentions , our heart of hearts. The Grace of God is without boundaries. I'm happy for her in the end as well.
You are amazing! I can almost see you lovingly doing your work. God bless u and I always look forward to my Monday work commute because your new work will be up.
Esteemed sir, you tell these true stories with compassion, not with disdain nor in a manner that bespeaks of judgementalness. Thus, these "true crime" tales do not leave me with a sick or queasy feeling, which I truly appreciate! I'd love to "pick your brain" about your method of researching these accounts; I know I'd find your techniques and the amount of time you've been writing up and presenting these cases on TH-cam and any other venues. Perhaps what I would most like to ask you is exactly how you have available to you such consistently well-taken photos of courtroom activity as well as police efforts to identify and capture the 'guilty parties.' I'm quite impressed that photographic quality and composition was as good as it apparently was in the late 1800's and early 1900's. Is it a complicated process to gain permission to use these photos, and do you ever crop the prints yourself? I ask because they fit so well in the available space and they retain very well what must be their original compelling quality. I'll understand if you wish to keep your secrets just your own. Also, I recognize that I do ask questions which could require lengthy answers, so perhaps I'm asking too much. If, however, you took one of these stories to use as a case study of your many talents, I would find that quite fascinating. Whether you wish to do so or not, you have an avid group of followers, and I'd be pleased to be numbered among them. kris k.
@@BriefCaseOfficial My pleasure BC! I was watching the all time for this number to come up, while listen to your videos+ads of course! I do apologize if some of my comments, wasn't good enough that you deserve! Now 200K will come soon! Have good day!❤
Thank you for another thrilling true story from way back in time. You know, I've listened to many of Brief Case episodes, and there are SO MANY MURDERERS. Murder, actually seems quite common early on the 19th Century, and that's only known by the murderers that are caught. I can't help but wonder, just how many people got away with murder back then! Maybe even nowadays! Again, thanks for the stories!
Hello to you & Steph. Observing US Veterans Day and am working clearing new spaces for my agaves & palm tree. A breakfast of grapefruit juice & oatmeal with fresh bacon bits made all the better with a great Brief Case share. So, this will be another great week indeed AND in deed. Thank you!
Wouldn't have had such a happy ending in present day America. We don't really believe in rehabilitation for criminals and we certainly won't let anyone put their past behind them.
I remember watching the movie Violette Noziere from Claude Chabrol a while back, but didn't know her whole story until now. What a fascinating life she led, just goes to show how rehabilitation can drastically change one's life for the better. Great video!
I fight with my mother all the time, cause that's how teenagers are, she makes me mad and i do too, but i could never hurt her! I could never even live without her in my life, no matter how stiff, I am sometimes.
What a tragic story. I feel like she regretted what she did till her dying day.god punished her by taking her husband away from her. as she had taken her father away from her mother. Karma. Follows
I really want to thank you not only are your shows amazing but you take the time to send love to everybody who sends you A comment that’s pretty awesome thanks again😊
I have no mother and I would have loved to have had a caring, loving mother. Being ill, having kids, getting married, Mothers days, being able to ring her and talk to her, going shopping, etc. No money in the world, can ever give you a loving mother.
I have a mother but she turtured me emotionally abs mentality as well as physically when I was younger. Mental and emotional abuse carries on to this day. I just avoid our contacts as much as possible. I wish her well she is my mother. What can you do. You don’t pick your family
I feel so sorry for that poor mother. I can't imagine what she went through. Did Violette snap or was she just cold-blooded? We'll never know. I am glad that she turned her life around, though, and I am glad that people gave her a chance. This is a pretty obscure case here in the US. I've only read one very short account and seen a "Timeline" episode before this. Thank you for covering less well known crime stories. I get really tired of the same stories again and again. I have a few requests regarding future episodes: Carl Wanderer - "The Case of the Ragged Stranger" covered by Ben Hecht and Charles MacArthur Dr Arthur Warren Waite - The Killer Dentist - straight out of a mystery novel Toni Jo Henry - I know she was a killer, but I still like her. Oh, and she's supposedly a ghost now 👻
Hello, Yes all very Interesting and all new to my future case list. I am going on holiday in 2 weeks so will read them all again while I am away - Thanks for thr recomendations :)
She should have finished her studies and got a decent job if she wanted to have a good life. Loving parents are more precious than any gem on this Earth, and never to be taken for granted.
My son will kill me
Lon Hixson Sometimes I feel it’s a possibility. He will either commit suicide, which will literally kill me, or he will kill me. I guess I just thought I’d write it down somewhere, and some day an investigator will say “She knew!”
@@janicesmith5974 I will pray for you and your son.. 😭
@@janicesmith5974 You can distance yourself from him. My daughter is evil, and I told her she had to leave home when she was 22. Do what you have to do for your safety and sanity.
@@janicesmith5974 Do you have any documented cases of abuse? Are there any other children? Partner? How old is your son? Is their anyone who can take him in, someone that you're comfortable letting him be with and possibly doesn't want to hurt or kill them? Are you or he seeking help, psychiatric help for him or you, it would documented that was too. I'm sorry I'm not trying to upset you or be nosey, it's just that I went through a similar situation, only mine was my brothers.
She was lucky to have such a good , honest and caring mother.
annette fournier Amen to that! Her mother was certainly touched by the Hand of GOD! What a forgiving woman! 🙏💙
Her mother ignored that her father raped her.
@@hopemccubbin8661 I must have missed that.
@@hopemccubbin8661 she was telling the truth? Dang
Her mother forgave her because she didn't want to be alone in the world. She pretty much said so in court,
She murdered her dad and tried to murder her mum and yet her mother stood with her right till the end. Now there's a woman who truly deserved the mother of the Year award
Bert Sedgwick unconditional love can be incredibly powerful and after losing her husband I’m glad she didn’t lose all her family and went onto to have grandkids. Not sure her daughter deserved a mother like that but what an amazing woman.
I’m not sure if I could’ve continued to associate with her. I would’ve forgiven her, but that may have been it.
I know that's right! That shit is crazy. First of all, I wouldn't trust her ass after that
@@tomjoad4551 you are not her mother, that's why.
Bert Sedgwick to get
It's ice cold outside. I'm tucked in and ready for this brief case 🤗
Cold here in Colorado also. We went from 70 degrees to 14 over night with snow????
@@robertahubert9155 no snow in Alabama. But yesterday, temp was 75. Tonight in the twenties. Great for hot soup and brief case.
Its already snowing in pittsburgh. It was 14 last night but felt like 7 with the windchill. Only in the low 30s during the day. I was in colorado at the beginning of september for the first time ever. Looking forward to going back, very beautiful state!
I'm in FL. We rarely get relief from the heat, so I'm enjoying this "chill" today. The high was 71 and it's 60 right now at 9:40 pm. Everyone else around here is bundled up in coats, but I'm an Ohio girl originally so I'm sitting on my front porch with capris & a t-shirt on. This weather won't last for very long so I'm going to treasure it.
@@UltimateCakeLady You are brave! I'm in nyc where everyone bundles up in parkas, gloves and scarves if it gets below 64°. I get overheated walking but feel super weird being the only one without a coat...
Was up and waiting for Brief Case! And as always, you never disappoint! Sad that Violette Noziere got caught up in a overwhelming lifestyle and nearly destroyed herself along with her family. I'm glad she was genuinely rehabilitated, but wasted a lot of years. In the end, she and her mother found peace and love with each other! Great Job, Brief Case!
Thanks :)
She's a sociopath. They can pretend, but they can't be rehabilitated.
She turned her life around, I am happy to know she had such a wonderful mother.
Her mother clearly, truly fit the definition of just that - someone who, no matter how horrid your crimes and no matter even if you threaten their life, will still love you. Violette was truly lucky to have such a forgiving woman who wanted her to be rehabilitated so badly.
I always had food and clean clothes and a warm home and more importantly we had love and that's what is important
Sammi Hadade I generally had food and clean clothes but a very cold house and a mother who never wanted me.
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@@mindrolling24 I'm sorry to hear. I hope you're doing very well now.
Then why didn't she give you up for adoption?
@@mindrolling24 😢
Her mother was an admirable person. Heartbroken as she must have been, she still found it in her to forgive her child and stand by her. Not sure I fully believe Violette's rehabilitation, but her mother definitely deserved her grandchildren. I hope they turned out fine people who only brought her joy.
Agreed
It sucks mental illnesses with violent tendencies are genetic and hereditary.
@@onlyhumanstillananimal6746 If that was 100% true, then one or both of Violette's parents would have had to be psychos. They were not.
@@irena4545
Not, everyone don't get the horrible deseaces that their parents gets sometimes it skeps a generation.
@@bushraabdulle936 I doubt very much that the grandparents had a history of murdering their own parents, either. Not everything is hereditary, nurture is sometimes the greatest factor.
My feeling Violette is less wayward child but murderess is more like it. Violette is lacking empathy of others.
She was raped by her father all through her childhood. Look for better more thorough versions of her story.
@@hopemccubbin8661 She definitely was NOT
Not all girls are made of sugar and spice and everything nice.
Nope
J C owdo love,Yorkshire lass here. I totally agree us British birds are for the most part absolutely lovely ;). Most woman who have issues have had their heart broken by a walking penis,jfi to the fella’s giving it large about bi women Sorry lads but it’s up to you to figure out if that is sexual or polar GOOD LUCK we need as much as you.
J C owdo flower ❤️
@@pickettywitchoriginal Sorry UK girls. I lived in the UK for 30 years and then moved to the USA. American girls are far nicer and friendlier.
J C ... Guys Run!! I’m an old evil witch! Any female that claims to be sweet.. RUN IN THE OPPOSITE DIRECTION! Block her number , etc!! As soon as you hear I am stable/ nice / or have no baggage this is the biggest red flag!.. You’re Welcome
My mom has passed and my dad is in the hospital right now. I could never imagine harming them. ☹️ I'm glad she was caught.
Hi Diana, I hope your Dad makes a quick recovery - Take Care
@@BriefCaseOfficial thanks so much, he came home today from the hospital. I have a lot to be thankful for 💙💙💙💙💙
Yes, I agree. It is incredible how anyone can kill their parents. Especially when one's parents are caring and good, as Violette Noziere's parents were. A good family is worth far more than money. I'm glad to read that your Dad came home from the hospital. I hope he has recovered. Best wishes, J.
feel sorry for your mom
Aww... Sweetie! I'm sorry to know that. Wishing only blessings towards your family. God bless!❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
💔How heartbreaking to bring a child into the world and raise them so lovingly and protect them only to have this happen to them...what a psychopath!👹
A selfish heartless one at that! It triggered me a few times....ok, the whole video triggered/pissed me off! I never had loving and caring parents like her(so many ppl didn't or don't)and for her to lie about them while they was alive, steal, murder her devoted father and almost killed her devoted mother, and still lie on them after one's deceased and one just barely pulled thru is so horribly disgusting!!! Karma came for her and not only took away the man she loved(and her children's father)just like she did to her mother. I will never say that cancer is punishment for doing bad towards others, because sadly the most sweetest and awesome ppl fall victim to it and experiencing it up close and personal, I wouldn't wish that horror on my worst enemy.
@@faithruckdeschel1294 yes she didn't have a clue how blessed she was with those parents.💜
Actually she was no psychopath, just a spoiled entitled brat who found reasoning and was later remorseful, she remained a decent being after the murder. She deserves forgiveness.
Recent historical and criminal studies in France lean towards the idea she really was a victim of incest but it was taboo, especially in the middle and upper classes, to mention this as a possibility. Not too sure she was blessed. This might also account why she had to lie and resort to prostitution to escape her background. You might not want to describe her family as caring and loving in that much of a hurry. If you speak French, listen to L’Heure du Crime on RTL on the subject where the historian on the show seemed to think it very likely that her father had abused her...
@@DelphineCingal hello and greetings. Well given the evidence supplied HERE one could hardly describe her mother as NOT caring, she forgave Violette and stuck with her own flesh and blood throughout it all - what a woman. Violette did apparently claim mental and physical abuse when in court, but that's what she would do isn't it? One could and should point out there are "two" Violette's here, one prior to being religious and one post being religious, the one prior was a cold, conniving, calculating bitch, the other a reformed soul which is what true religion is supposed to achieve. After she reconverted to her Catholic faith becoming a model prisoner in the process, she retracted those claims of abuse against her father, IF they were true why would she do that??? People can and will speculate all they want but PROOF is what is required. Does L’Heure du Crime on RTL provide HARD PROOF? Given the language you use such as "lean towards the idea", "possibility", "not too sure she was blessed", "this might" and so on and so on, it seems obvious they don't provide such PROOF.
I wish you could upload everyday!
I'm such an old lady, fan girl 💕
Thank you for another riveting story!
A very tragic and sad story of teenage rebellion and disillusion taken to the extreme. Im sure she regretted it every day of her life. Thank you BC.
🍂🍁I really loved this story🧡 I'm glad she turned her life around. This video went perfect with my 1st coffee of the day, too bad I didn't have a croissant as well. Once again, wonderful job sir🧡🍁🍂
I would have had the Croissant as well - Thanks for listning :)
Love the autumn leaves and even the matching heart. Only a woman would do something so .. cute? Lol but yes to the croissant but pass on the coffee.. maybe I need to branch out and try coffee some more because warm tea is getting boring
pleiades Butter is even worse for you than wheat 🤷🏻♀️ sorry but it’s true
pleiades I’m definitely not advocating for wheat, don’t get me wrong. It’s bad. But are you aware of the relationship between dairy and cancer?
pleiades Coconut butter is a great choice! I try not to do a bra as much as possible too. Blessings to you as well. 🙏💙💙
She was nothing but a spoiled brat! Her parents gave her everything and this is what they get?! Unreal...great story love. 💖🤦
Nevertheless her mother wanted her to live. That says a lot about her.
Not surprising, really, it was, after all, her child, one & only.
Yeah, he kept emphasizing how much they loved her and i was like... please tell me she doesn't kill them..sure enough.
@@emzkoe3904 Right?! My thoughts exactly
Usually the problem arises when the parents give them everything.
There's a discrepancy in the story. She was a perfect daughter innher parents eyes asssuming they knew nothing of her other life and yet the neighbours reported that the parent's only trouble in life was their daughter.
He said that...twice
People talk.
I suspect that her parents knew she went out a lot, and didn't keep the proper hours, but they didn't know about the ongoing theft and the prostitution. They may have noticed a few missing dollars at the beginning, but I'm not sure whether they suspected that she had dropped out as they are said to not know here.
I'd like to find the information to know for sure, but we'll see if such papers exist.
The neighbors probably heard arguments.
Interesting story of redemption, it was nice to hear about her rehabilitation. I hope her kids did well.
Morning folks 🌞👋. You guys beat me here today, lol. Have a great Monday 😀. Thanks BC as always 👍
Can't ever get enough BC!
Good morning 😁
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It's amazing how a mother can forgive. I would imagine her daughter spent the rest of her life with much guilt for taking her fathers life. She should have shown her father the mercy she was shown so many times.
It’s freezing outside, so I’ll snuggle under the covers with my coffee and Brief Case!!
Same here in Alabama. But, no briefcase just iPad.
This made me laugh...@Jenny wasn't saying she had a briefcase with her, that's the name of the channel "Brief Case"...but for the record I don't have a briefcase either, I'm on my mother's tablet. LOL!
@@UltimateCakeLady I knew what she meant. I was just trying to be funny.
Clearly I don't catch on as quickly as you guys. LOL
Right on schedule, friend. Your French pronunciation is c'est magnifique! 💋
Enjoy your day!
Thanks, I am not sure it was so c'est magnifique though but I do try my best :)
I hate to be nitpicky but it's driving me insane that you added the word "is" before c'est. .... the way you wrote it (in a straight translation) says: "Your French pronunciation is it's magnificent"... should have been "your French pronunciation est magnifique!"
Ok I'll shut up now....
... fully agree with the sentiment though, a ridiculous amount of content creators and narrators don't seem to pay any mind whatsoever to any foreign word pronunciation (at times even their English vocabulary and pronunciation are enough to make me shudder ) so it's absolutely refreshing to hear this channel's clearly demonstrated greater effort!
I wonder how Violette's five children turned out...
Another thought. Did she tell them?
@@carolynfox9051 Just guessing, perhaps not. Back in those times it might have been easier to keep the children shielded from information?
@@GoldenBear_ A good thought, but shielded from what? Not sure what you mean?
Carolyn Fox Adult things. As a child there was a saying “A child should be seen and not heard”.
@@Survivor58
Should still be..... Too much pandering as children need reigning in.....they are very powerful
Great narration as usual BC. Interesting case with twists and turns. Have a great day and thank you!
Another stellar Brief Case! Thank you! And Good Morning! 🌞 😀
Good morning! I cant wait to listen! Thank you for all that you do. And all that help.
I keep returning to your channel and always find something interesting. I like the way you read it now, with more feelings. Not so monotone. It makes it easier for me to understand. Thank you.
Thankyou
Never lie or be ashamed about your family and/or your past! Like my Health teacher in high school once told our class--if your friends cannot accept you for who you are, they are not worth your time or heartache--THEY ARE NOT TRUE FRIENDS. I am an only child as Violette was, and am very blessed to have smart and successful parents (My mother is a Registered Nurse; My father is a Family Physician). My grandmother used to tell me on many occasions to always be grateful for my parents. This was such a shame--Violette was obviously very smart academically, and her parents supported her throughout her education; Her mother was practically a saint to forgive her for what she did.
Thank you for the upload. Looking forward to this video.
Aye, Flamsterette :)
@@potheadmike8510 Hey, Mike. Hope you're doing well. :)
@@Flamsterette - Hanging in there... You know... Hills and valleys, peaks and troughs, slings and arrows. As long as I can stay on my feet, I try to keep moving forward! ;) I KNOW you're doing well cause you've always got a full belly.
@@potheadmike8510 Yep, that's also a good way to look at things! Yup, I have plenty of food and am blessed, really!
These classic tales are amazing. One of my favorite channels. Thanks for the hard work and uploads!
I’m always delighted about your research and the way you present the facts
Thankyou
Ok but the neighbor was very smart, I would’ve never thought about turning off the hallway lights
Thank you for another wonderful video! I recently subscribed to your channel, and I have been looking at all your hard work. I very much appreciate what you do!!
Thankyou so much :)
Huh. Wasn't expecting the surprisingly happy ending. It isn't often we hear about a person on crime documentaries who did something terrible as a young person, gets caught, feels remorse, and then turns their life around. No excuses (at least, not after the conviction), takes their punishment, and tries to better themselves.
Angel B I am not against the death penalty but this is one good example that the death penalty is not always the best answer or necessary. She fortunately escaped it and went on to lead an honest life and was loved by many
I think it helped that her mother forgave her and stood by her. The wonders of a mothers love.
A mother’s love knows no bounds.
Your content is so intriguing. You’ve done a great job presenting these historical stories. You’re one of my favorite channels .
Thanks so much Maria :)
This is my favorite Brief Case. Thank you and keep up the great work!
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Amazing story. Your best one yet. A tribute to a mother's love, moved me.
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Always enjoyable, thankyou
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Ahhh morning everyone. A new Brief Case...yayyy. I let all the commercials play for ya BC. Thanx for your fascinating work!!
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Wow!!!! Enjoyed this so much. Thanks for another interesting piece of work!
Thanks for always delivering chilling and informative stories. It's snowing and just got dark 🌨️🌙 perfect time to watch a new episode. Keep on keeping on ✌️
Enjoyed this story, along with tone of your you narrative skills. Thanks Mr. Brief
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This sounds like Casey Anthony’s parents. Always ready to excuse and forgive their horrible daughter. I can’t believe her mother was able to live with her.
That's a momma's love...
@@jenniferroach4153 ..........and ability to forgive.
@@carolynfox9051 exactly. A parents love is unconditional. We forgive our children for things others can't.
Her mother always seemed to dislike Casey!! It's her long-suffering dad...
If my daughter murdered my grandbabies, I'd have nothing to do with her again. Ever!!
I love these cases, thank you so much for posting them, your voice is so soothing.
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Thanks for uploading. I look forward to receiving a weekly notification that a new Brief Case has been uploaded x
Good Morning Everyone & Good Morning B.C . Thank you for another Interesting case . A Dark Soul that found The Light.
Leanne Blake good morning 🌄
Even the darkest of souls can secure Salvation as long as they repent. God knows our true intentions , our heart of hearts. The Grace of God is without boundaries. I'm happy for her in the end as well.
Such a great story teller, I am drawn here every night to hear you recall these tales of terror...many blessings BC!
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You are amazing! I can almost see you lovingly doing your work. God bless u and I always look forward to my Monday work commute because your new work will be up.
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Happy this should up as I have now caught up . Love your channel.
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Wow! That would make a GREAT movie!! What a tragic story
I LOVE Monday’s! Thank you BC, for another excellent episode.
As always incredible story and narration!!! I have shared your channel on Facebook!!❤❤
Thanks, that is very much appreciated :)
I love the work you do and am so pleased you have a well deserved fan base. I fall asleep with you at least once a week, thank you!
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Monday evening has come round again. Great work as always BC. Roll on next Monday. 👍🏻👏🏻
Thank you for these wonderful episodes!!!!!
Loving your channel and just suggested it to another friend who is now hooked! xx
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There was a really good movie made about this case that starred Isabelle Huppert. It can be hard to find, but well worth looking for.
Jenny Q : What is the name of the movie and year it was made? I can try to look it up and watch it. Thanks.
I believe it was called Violette Noziere
Esteemed sir, you tell these true stories with compassion, not with disdain nor in a manner that bespeaks of judgementalness. Thus, these "true crime" tales do not leave me with a sick or queasy feeling, which I truly appreciate! I'd love to "pick your brain" about your method of researching these accounts; I know I'd find your techniques and the amount of time you've been writing up and presenting these cases on TH-cam and any other venues.
Perhaps what I would most like to ask you is exactly how you have available to you such consistently well-taken photos of courtroom activity as well as police efforts to identify and capture the 'guilty parties.' I'm quite impressed that photographic quality and composition was as good as it apparently was in the late 1800's and early 1900's. Is it a complicated process to gain permission to use these photos, and do you ever crop the prints yourself? I ask because they fit so well in the available space and they retain very well what must be their original compelling quality.
I'll understand if you wish to keep your secrets just your own. Also, I recognize that I do ask questions which could require lengthy answers, so perhaps I'm asking too much. If, however, you took one of these stories to use as a case study of your many talents, I would find that quite fascinating. Whether you wish to do so or not, you have an avid group of followers, and I'd be pleased to be numbered among them.
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I would be absolutely thrilled to hear you narrate novels! Great channel with very interesting cases that are well researched and wonderfully visual.
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Congratulations Brief Case! 100K!🎈Well deserved!🎈
Thankyou so much, and thanyou for all your support and nice comments throughout the BC Journey :)
@@BriefCaseOfficial My pleasure BC! I was watching the all time for this number to come up, while listen to your videos+ads of course! I do apologize if some of my comments, wasn't good enough that you deserve! Now 200K will come soon! Have good day!❤
Thank you BC for another well presented and interesting case.
The twist and turns of life
Yea .
Thank you for another thrilling true story from way back in time. You know, I've listened to many of Brief Case episodes, and there are SO MANY MURDERERS. Murder, actually seems quite common early on the 19th Century, and that's only known by the murderers that are caught. I can't help but wonder, just how many people got away with murder back then! Maybe even nowadays! Again, thanks for the stories!
Hello to you & Steph. Observing US Veterans Day and am working clearing new spaces for my agaves & palm tree. A breakfast of grapefruit juice & oatmeal with fresh bacon bits made all the better with a great Brief Case share. So, this will be another great week indeed AND in deed. Thank you!
Casey- your breakfast should be a decent mug of tea with scrambled eggs and 2 rashers of bacon on toast !!
Wow! What a rollercoaster of a life! Awesome video! Enjoyed it!
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This is a wonderful story of how someone can turn their life around.
Thanks BC another brilliant story have an awesome day😀
She turned out to be a model citizen, wife and mother after her release. One never knows about people but at least this story has a good ending.
Wouldn't have had such a happy ending in present day America. We don't really believe in rehabilitation for criminals and we certainly won't let anyone put their past behind them.
Yes this story has a happy ending....I m also happy.
Not for her mother and father it didn't.
@@NelsonStJames because when we do let hard criminals put their past behind them, more innocent people get hurt.
I remember watching the movie Violette Noziere from Claude Chabrol a while back, but didn't know her whole story until now. What a fascinating life she led, just goes to show how rehabilitation can drastically change one's life for the better. Great video!
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I fight with my mother all the time, cause that's how teenagers are, she makes me mad and i do too, but i could never hurt her! I could never even live without her in my life, no matter how stiff, I am sometimes.
Almost 100K subs-congrats! You deserve so many more. 🎉
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Enjoyed a number of your vids tonight, all very well made. Liked and subbed.
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I am so addicted to your stories and especially your voice
Thank you
Another brief case. My day has been made
Drinking espresso and an episode of Brief Case. Another great episode!!
Sounds Nice :)
Chilling.
Thank you Brief, another good one, with a surprise end
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Another great one brief case.
What a story!! I guess Karma finally caught up to her! Thx for the upload BC☺
Great job yet again.
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Interesting story thnx xx
Her crime was cold-blooded, and motivated by greed and envy like so many. But, she became an example that Rehabilitation is possible
Thank you Brief Case ❤️
Brief case ur voice is boring 😴 lol
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What a tragic story. I feel like she regretted what she did till her dying day.god punished her by taking her husband away from her. as she had taken her father away from her mother. Karma. Follows
I really want to thank you not only are your shows amazing but you take the time to send love to everybody who sends you A comment that’s pretty awesome thanks again😊
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Thanks for the great stories
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Snowstorm outside! Time to snuggle and brief case!
Great as always BC!
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Have a good day folks !
Have a great day! 🙋🏾♀️
Thanks for sharing that was a great story
What happened to the children?
Thanks So Much for the story, I appreciate your work.
Keep cosy y'all Xxx
I really enjoy these stories..and hope that will be many more...
I have no mother and I would have loved to have had a caring, loving mother. Being ill, having kids, getting married, Mothers days, being able to ring her and talk to her, going shopping, etc. No money in the world, can ever give you a loving mother.
I have a mother but she turtured me emotionally abs mentality as well as physically when I was younger. Mental and emotional abuse carries on to this day. I just avoid our contacts as much as possible. I wish her well she is my mother. What can you do. You don’t pick your family
This was so interesting. Sad also. Thank you
Smh. Personally, I don't think so shouldn't have gotten out of prison. But, the Lord had another plan for her. Good story.
As always, a superb job, BC!
Great story as usual well done
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I feel so sorry for that poor mother. I can't imagine what she went through. Did Violette snap or was she just cold-blooded? We'll never know. I am glad that she turned her life around, though, and I am glad that people gave her a chance. This is a pretty obscure case here in the US. I've only read one very short account and seen a "Timeline" episode before this. Thank you for covering less well known crime stories. I get really tired of the same stories again and again.
I have a few requests regarding future episodes:
Carl Wanderer - "The Case of the Ragged Stranger" covered by Ben Hecht and Charles MacArthur
Dr Arthur Warren Waite - The Killer Dentist - straight out of a mystery novel
Toni Jo Henry - I know she was a killer, but I still like her. Oh, and she's supposedly a ghost now 👻
Hello, Yes all very Interesting and all new to my future case list. I am going on holiday in 2 weeks so will read them all again while I am away - Thanks for thr recomendations :)